PURPOSIVE COMMUNICATION - Communication Aids and Strategies Using Tools of Technology

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Communication aids

and strategies using tools of


technology
Presentation by:
Danielle Kate A. Madrid
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Determine the various presentation media that are
commonly used;

Evaluate the effective strategies in preparing and


using these media when communicating:

OBJECTIVE Identify the most appropriate media/medium in a


S given speech situation; and

Apply the strategies in making digital slides


Presentation
Media

It is a stand alone presentation that includes information,


presented with slides, video or digital presentation and
includes sound.
Using Traditional Visual and
Audio Media
Overhead
Transparencies

Transparencies are clear acetate pages displayed


by an overhead projector during speech.
Flip Chart

A large pad paper that rest on an easel allowing


the speaker to record text or drawings with
markers during the speech.
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These materials can also help you achieve the


same outcome as a flip chard on an easel.
Document Camera

Is a projector device that’s uses a video camera to


capture and display images, including 3D visual
materials.
Video

Showing a video clip can elicit an emotional


response from the audience and improve their
recall of your speech.
Handouts

Are sheet of paper containing relevant


information that some speakers use in conjunction
with other presentation media.
Models

A copy of an object, usually built to scale that


represents the object in detail and useful for
describing and explaining scientific topics.
Sound Recordings

Sounds like visual images, can stimulate


mental images, triggering the imagination
and setting a mood
Using Computer Technology
Digital Slides

A presentation software commonly using PowerPoint.


It allows computer users to display information in
multimedia slide shows.
Real-time Web
Access

Uses to demonstrate how to do something special on the


web, such as researching an idea, checking the current
status of any topic, or displaying articles found on
websites that support your purpose or argument.
Web evidence or
Webidence

A web source displayed in evidence during a speech,


found by using real-time web access or webpage capture
software.
Strategies Using Tools of
Technology
Keep it simple

Avoid including to much information in a graphic the impact should


be immediate and clear. By keeping visual material simple, you can
also maintain maximum personal with your audience.
Emphasize only key
ideas

When you call attention to ideas with a graphic representation, make


sure the graphic clearly illustrate your key points or most important
supporting data.
Show what you
can’t say

The best use of visual media is to reveal material you can’t easily
describe orally or with text. Photograph, drawings, simple charts and
graphs can all accomplish this objective.
Use close up shots and
other images

Select and present photographs, video, and other images that will
create real impact. Close up can be very effective, especially to gain
emotional responses from your audience.
Keep the number of images you
present manageable

Too many images will tire your audience. Eight or ten images
should be the maximum number for most presentations.
Combine variety with
coherence

If you use several images, vary the design enough to make them
interesting but keep them aesthetically consistent. For instance, use the
same colours or type font, but vary the content or mix photographs
with the graphics that maintain the same style throughout.
Use large lettering

Use large lettering so the audience can read the text easily. Avoid
presenting lengthy blocks of text.
PowerPoint

www.PowerPointPresentationTips.com

PowerPoint Presentation Tips:


1. GO FOR CREATIVITY - create your own design, try different combination
and let your creativity flow.
2. COLORS ARE NICE – flat colors are beautiful and contrast is your friend.
3. USE GOOD FONTS – Comic Sans and Georgia will do.
4. TEXT IS EVIL - use the 10-20-30 rule, too many text will catch the attention
of the audience from you.
5. IMAGES SAY MORE THAN A THOUSAND WORDS – make the images
more powerful
6. BIG IS BEAUTIFUL – think big, think bold.
7. INFOGRAPHICS ARE AMAZING – use simple info graphics.
8. GET INSPIRED – remember your ultimate goal.
PowerPoint Tips in using

PowerPoint
www.TipsinUsingPresentationMedia.com

Tips in using Presentation Media:


PowerPoint

• Practice with your media


• Consider your room and
audience.
• Speak to your audience not
your media.
PowerPoint Tips in using Always remember

www.AlwaysRemeberthis.com
Tips in using

• 10- 20-30 – 10 Slides, 20 Minutes, 30


Font size
• 1 – 6 – 6 – 1 Main Idea, 6 Bullet points, 6
Words per bullet.
• 7 – 7 – 7 Lines, 7
Words.
• 9Ps – Prior Proper Preparation Prevents Poor
Performance of the Person Putting on the
Presentation.

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